Mohammed, the founder of Islam, and his followers used to rob trade caravans. Now the Islamist congressman Keith Elison proposes the same paradigm in running the federal government. No wonder Islamists fit right in with the party of theft.
This Democrat is so dumb, he thinks theft is dignified and honorable. Then again, he's an Islamists and if Mohammed did it then he probably thinks it's good.
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The legacy of "Reverends" Sharpton & Jackson and "President" Obama. Innocent white folks getting beaten up everywhere by blacks who were goaded into violence. Big diversion from Obama's failed policies and legal infractions.
Senate Republicans, including two members of the leadership, are coalescing around a proposal to block any government funding resolution that includes money for the implementation of the 2010 Affordable Care Act.
But such a move is a nonstarter for President Obama and congressional Democrats. Republicans have tried this maneuver in Obama’s first term, only to back off later to the chagrin of Tea Party leaders.
This time, GOP lawmakers are emboldened by problems plaguing the administration’s ObamaCare implementation. But that zeal could put Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) in a tough spot. Both leaders have downplayed previous talk of shuttering the government.